Capt
A command line build tool I built capt to help me build single page apps. Tools like Jammit are great for when you’re working in a rails environment, but I found there weren’t any really good tools for building apps that are standalone, for example couchapps, or standalone javascript apps that use XMPP or access a javascript api. Imagine you’re building the new twitter interface, capt is designed
Ben Nolan - Capt, a tool for backbone.js
I’ve been working on capt for a few days now, so I wanted to write an introductory post. Capt is a tool for generating and serving backbone.js projects in development mode. It’s currently tooled for my personal toolchain: jQuery Backbone.js Underscore.js QUnit You can imagine capt as a combination of jamit and the rails code generators. For example: $ find blogproject blogproject blogproject/app b
Ben Nolan - Backbone Mobile Example
After my post yesterday - I decided to extract out an example app from my current work. A backbone mobile app running in Safari You can try the app in your browser, or view the source code on github. Technology I’m using the Foursquare API, Backbone.js, Underscore.js, CoffeeScript, jQuery and jQuery Mobile. The application is written in CoffeeScript - if you make changes to application.coffee - yo
Ben Nolan - Backbone.js and Jquery mobile
The idea behind Weheartplaces is that I want to be able to bookmark places to go on my desktop computer, and then sync these places to my mobile so I can access them offline. I’ve created a json API to weheartplaces, here are my bookmarks in json format. I’m loading these bookmarks using backbone.js and then displaying them using jquery mobile. Here’s a little breakdown of how I’m doing it: List v
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